You open a document that contains Korean fonts in Word for Mac 2011. The document was created on Word for Mac 2008 or Word 2010. To fix this issue, do this: Open the document that displays boxes instead of text. Select all lines that include boxes. On the Word menu, click Preferences. Under Output and Sharing, click Compatibility. You let Word do it for you. Word’s automatic footnoting will automatically maintain the numbering sequence no matter what you do to the footnotes. It will also do its darnedest to keep the footnotes on the page (and out of the footer, too), as well as give them a format different from the normal text. To put in a Word footnote: 1.
Surfing the Web is great, but at times, you may want to edit those Web pages in Word 2011. Several approaches bring all or part of a Web page into Word in Office 2011 for Mac.
Word is all about words. Web browsers can have all sorts of content that Word can’t deal with, so don’t expect Word to faithfully reproduce a Web page. Be happy if you get the text you want.
Copying and pasting a Web page with Word 2011
Copying and pasting is a fast, easy way to get Web page content into Word. To do so, take these steps:
Select what you want in your Web browser and then choose Edit→Copy from the menu bar, or press Command-C.
Switch to Word and choose Edit→Paste from the menu bar, or press Command-P.
If the result isn’t good enough, try the steps in the next section.
Saving and opening a Web page in Word 2011
Word can open Web pages that have been saved as .htm, .html, or .mht (Web archives). For example, say you’re using a Web browser and you find a Web page that you want to edit in Word. Use the Web browser to save the Web page as a file on your computer and then open the saved file in Word. Here’s how:
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In the Web browser, choose File→Save As.
Choose a location.
Remember the filename or give the file a name of your choosing.
Click Save to save the file.
After you save the Web page, you need to know how to open it. To open the saved Web page in Word, follow these steps:
In Word, choose File→Open from the menu bar.
Choose All Files from the Enable pop-up menu.
Navigate to and select the file you saved in the preceding steps.
Click the Open button or double-click the filename.
Word does its best to open the Web page you saved. Bear in mind, many Web page elements (such as Flash, Silverlight, style sheets, and various scripts) are ignored by Word. Just the same, you may be able to get the content you want into Word so that you can take it from there and do your own editing magic.
If your first attempt didn’t turn out well, you can try using a different Save As format in your Web browser. Web browsers and Web pages vary widely. In Word, a Web page saved by one browser, such as Safari, may look completely different from the same page saved by a different Web browser, such as Opera or Firefox.
Step 1:
Open your document and locate the Home tab.
Step 2:
Highlight the first heading and select Heading 1.
Hint: Consistently formatting your headers will ensure your table of contents is properly paginated.
Step 3:
Follow Step 2 to identify all remaining headings in the document. Once you have identified all of the headings in the document, place your cursor at the top of the document and click on the Insert tab, then scroll to find Index and Tables.
Step 4:
In the Index and Tables window, select Table of Contents and choose your format from the menu on the left. Once you have selected your format, click OK.
Step 5:
A table of contents will be inserted into the top of your document. If you wish for the table of contents to be on a separate page, place your cursor just below the table of contents and click on the Insert tab. Select Page Break from the Break menu.